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DNAse1 comes with little surprises attached

Endotoxin ≤ 0.1 EU/μg of protein by gel clotting method.

PhenylMethylSulfonyl Fluoride 0.1 mM

How much Lipid A, I wonder?

They Hug each other.

https://www.genscript.com/enzyme/E00053-DNase_I.html

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I'll probably have more than one comment but, right off the top...what is Steve Kirsch referring to when he said he would have to sacrifice his deltoid muscle if he were to volunteer to for DNA-integration testing? Is that true?

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THIS is what Steve wrote:

"I volunteered for a full gene sequencing study, but they said they’d have to cut off my deltoid muscle, so I changed my mind."

Please do not assume I need a be educated on what a biopsy is. FFS my husband has cancer, right now. ^What Steve wrote sounds nuts, tbf.

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That would be where the injection went in.... if a biopsy was taken to look for DNA-integration in the deltoid cell take up....

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Oh, I get that. This is what he wrote though:

"I volunteered for a full gene sequencing study, but they said they’d have to cut off my deltoid muscle, so I changed my mind."

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That is weird lol - does that mean they need a few million cells to do it...???

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Half of what he says misrepresents the truth.

Speaking of cancer:

https://substack.com/profile/45049691-fabian-spieker/note/c-42176225

Hope your husband gets better.

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He's unjabbed, btw. rectal cancer...ignored symptoms for a decade. Fortunately it didn't spead and his prognosis is good. He's nearly finished with treatment.

I'll check out your post! TY!

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Yeah rectal cancer can often be caught early with screenings. Fingers crossed he's gonna get through this.

By the way I am not fully convinced that there is a link between these excess cancer deaths and the jab.

Correlations across states don't reveal any significant association.

What would be plausible:

- Regions with low vaccine coverage are regions where the loss of trust in the medical establishment is most pronounced => fewer screenings?

- Regions with high vaccine coverage see increased incidence, but more of it is caught early

These two effects could be cancelling each other out. Alas I do not have data for changes in screenings or gp visits on state-level.

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People who died with Turbo cancer, these people went to see the doctor pretty quickly with their complaints, and died pretty quickly after diagnosis, never happened before the jab.

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Yes, that was my point with my husband. They said his was 10 years in the making and that sounds about right to me with warning signs he had. It was slow growing. It was a large tumor but all his lymph nodes were healthy and his liver is ridiculously healthy. I feel good about it all, now. Nothing turbo.

In hindsight, it should have been so obvious to us. But, it was 10 years of explaining this thing and that thing away...he got too used to feeling bad over a long period of time. I see that now that he's back to his old self, again.

I suspect if he'd caved in to his employer and gotten the jabs, it would have spread like wildfire. I do not have the data to support my suspicion, but I routinely monitor google search trends. Nearly every type of cancer-related mutation shows an increase in google searches, as well as many, many cancer dugs.

Same thing with cancer specialists "near me".

And THIS is one trend that I watched unfold 'in real time.' I do not know what to make of it, but I can make nothing good of it:

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&geo=US&q=oncologist%20near%20me&hl=en

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We need data, not anecdotes.

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Yes indeed if we could get it, but that’s not how censorship works.

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Absolutely. A colonoscopy would have never let this go anywhere. He did actually go to the doctor about 6 years ago...they told him it was superficial fissure. No colonoscopy needed...he was too happy to not get a second opinion.

I finally had one because of him, and I will not need another for 10 years. NBD. Glad I did it, now.

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Half?

Keep going …

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He was probably referring to just a few cells of his deltoid. ;)

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Then, I think he should maybe dial back on the hyperbole. Who will want to volunteer for testing if they read this:

"I volunteered for a full gene sequencing study, but they said they’d have to cut off my deltoid muscle, so I changed my mind."

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It is a nonsensical statement

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As soon as the sheeple around us begin to “intentionally” educate themselves with the same effort they keep themselves ignorant—blindly-accepting vaccines & war—the sooner the entire world can pull it’s head out of it’s ass and save itself.

Again, this all began prior to 1960, but it was in that decade Coronavirus and the mRNA (spike-protein, gene-altering, militarized nanotechnology) Vaxx Protocols were developed—side-by-side—to “terrify” Animal Farms (sheeple) to accept a worldwide, multi-faceted Lab-Rat experiment.

None of this is about saving humanity, but to use people to death to better the health of billionaires & trillionaires with bomb shelters. If you’ve taken the time to read my post to this point, then I fu🤬ng BEG you to click on this link to a video David Nixon just posted, then forward to every blind-bot you know: https://substack.com/@jeffreyplubina/note/c-42176817?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=1qpmjb

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I doubt that 99% of the population could read the 1997 abstract meaningfully, and the article gets better from there.

I saw a comment on a finance article (Lyn Alden Schwartzer on Seeking Alpha from June 19, 2023) wherein the commenter noted that the discussion was at a Master's level with everything laid out plainly, rather than a PhD level where every reader understood the underlying assumptions and the encoding shorthand (jargon.) I use a concept of "information density'" (or lack thereof) when subjected to social workers or administrators presenting to medical audiences.

After three years of reading Covid articles and a casual course in Genomics a decade ago I can mostly follow these arguments. For anyone we need to convince of the criminal intent behind the entire Covid episode this article is too difficult. Most of our lawmakers and all of our judges are lawyers- many not stupid, but I would have trouble presenting this to most medical specialists let alone lawyers. The medical people might even be harder as they know a lot and are special and have a fixed point of view about the safety and desirability of vaccines.

Thank you for your work and expertise, it is very useful for the 0.1%!

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You are harping on small details while we are being genocided and depopulated!

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This is all fine and dandy information, and highly technical. How will it be applied to the crisis at hand? Mental and intellectual masterbation is a wasted energy without action on the results.

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Kevin

Can you look specifically for a protein PTPN22 or a promoter? Curious if somewhere hidden in this maze there is a sequence for this. I may not be asking this question correctly?

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Roadmap to death and destruction.

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Where is the link to the muscle biopsy volunteers study?

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